Good evening. Nice to see that things are a little more together tonight. Did anybody get here last night> It was ah, it was a little bit too vicious, as Lou Reed would say. This is one off the , off the new album. It's ah, it's really about what happens down the road so to speak. Just got a little bit of trouble with our bass player. He's got a, right, well, he's back again. John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. He's having. He's having a problem with his, with his brain cell, I think.

You got a packet of cigarett papers, and some of that stuff which is just about to be made legal when your balance of payments get's bad enough, and you're walking through the park on a Sunday afternoon, and ah, and you get caught in a session, as they say in Jamaica. A session. It's called Misty Mountain Hop.

This is a track off the new album. We're gonna do about three of them. This is, this is one featuring John Paul Jones. It;s called No Quarter.

John Paul Jones piano. These are another two songs off the new album that are relative to the different changes that have happened in last five years to us. We'd like to make it familiar to the press. We read a review of last night's concert, and after six years they still think that John Bonham plays the organ. It;s fantastic. They know Jimmy plays the guitar, so we're alright. This is called The Song Remains the Same.

Those were the new ones, and this is one that ah, I think it was born about the same time as we were. It goes back a long long time, which ain't that bad.

Thank you. Good evening. At this point, I'd like to give you a round of applause. Our precussionist, a fan favorite of many people on the west coast. Only tewnty five years old Ladies and Gentlemen. John Bonham. Moby Dick.

How bout that? John Bonham, John Bonham, John Bonham, John Bonham. You're very own John Bonham. Mustafa. John Bonham, John Bonham, John Bonham. What a solo John. Far out. John Bonham.

Thank you very much, and on behalf of the four Englishmen, it's a very good night. Good evening.

Thank you very much Chicago. Chicago. Good night.